Some law professors may enjoy this new series of books of interviews with leading moral, political, and legal philosophers. (Other volumes are devoted to some fairly technical branches of philosophy, though the one on game theory may also interest some legal scholars.) The volume of interviews with political philosophers already has some interesting excerpts on-line (click on the names that are under-lined).
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